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If America was land invaded would we be able to build our own war equipment and survive?

If the U.S. was invaded by a large army such as china's would we be able to build our own tanks and weapons? Does America build its own weapons.... because IDK

Yes but lack of oil reserves could cause it all to collapse

look at WW2 the British were building Aircraft faster than they could train Pilots and because of idiots between the war could not Build enough ships fast enough that's why we purchased the 60 old US war ships

britain had the capability to build all of its war Machines but Not fast enough and Fight a war at the same time food was our problem after the US troops arrived the UK was down to a weeks supply but after securing the Suez Canal problem solved

we had all the Oil we needed from North Africa

and that is what beat the Germans No Oil Reserves and as we saw the Germans ran out of Fuel at the Battle of the Bulge

and a Military force that is not Mobile is a Sitting duck

so yes the americans have proved its Military Engineering Capabilities

in WW2 but without a Reliable oil Supply or oil reserves like Germany

you could be in trouble but i don't think the us Government would have overlooked that fact they probably have trillions of barrels in area 51 ??????

Oil = Petrol/Gas, lubricating Oils Diesel Aviation Gasoline (120 Octane)

aviation Turpentine Kerosene and Bulk explosives C4 Semtex PE4 TNT

although newer explosives don't rely on Oil

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Women's Land Army - History 1939 - 1950

During the war the women of Britain joined many organisations and the various armed forces, wheras before the war women had not been able to join the sevices. One of the Corps especially created for women was the "Women's Land Army" where 80,000 women were enrolled to work on Farms all over the UK. The "Women's Land Army" (WLA) was a civilian organisation created during the First and Second World Wars to work in agriculture replacing men called up to the military. Women who worked for the WLA were commonly known as "Land Girls".

The Women's Land Army was often referred to as "The Forgotten Army" and was actually originally formed in 1917 by Roland Prothero who was the then Minister for Agriculture.

The Board of Agriculture organised the Land Army during the Great War, starting activities in 1915. Towards the end of 1917 there were over 250,000 - 260,000 women working as farm labourers. 20,000 in the land army itself.

With 6 million men away to fight in the First World War we in Britain were struggling to find enough workforce. The government wanted women to get more involved in the production of food and do their part to support the war effort. This was the beginning of the Women's Land Army. Many traditional farmers were against this, so the board of trade sent agricultural organisers to speak with farmers to encourage them to accept women's work on the farms.

The First World War had seen food supplies dwindle and saw the creation of the Women's Land Army (WLA).

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